| 1 | * ExecutiveMeddling - Buñuel was forced to make an alternative "happy ending", which fortunately(?) was not included in the final cut. |
| 2 | * FollowTheLeader: |
| 3 | ** Basically, almost ''every'' non-comedy, non-family Mexican film geared toward mature audiences has followed the steps of this film almost to a T, including having a very cynical, uncaring setting and having a DownerEnding, or at least a BittersweetEnding. Special points if these films end with most or all the cast dead or [[FateWorseThanDeath worse]]. Examples include ''Film/AmoresPerros'', ''Film/YTuMamaTambien'', and ''Film/SexoPudorYLagrimas''. |
| 4 | ** It should be pointed out, however, this trope irked many Mexican movie directors who wanted to expand their own horizons, and in some cases, some Mexican directors, mainly the most well-known ones like Creator/GuillermoDelToro and Creator/AlfonsoCuaron, have been compelled to work outside of Mexico in order to avoid being obligated to make these kind of films. |
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